Narrative Writing

	Formatting Dialogue	Points
4.30	Introduction	2
4.31	Direct and Indirect Speech	10
4.32	Punctuating Dialogue (1)	5
4.33	Punctuating Dialogue (2)	5
4.34	Punctuating Dialogue (3)	5
4.35	Punctuating Dialogue (4)	5
4.36	Punctuating Dialogue (5)	5
4.37	Formatting Dialogue (1)	10
4.38	Formatting Dialogue (2)	5
4.39	Formatting Dialogue (3)	10
4.40	Adding Thoughts and Feelings	10
4.41	Commas in Direct Address (1)	10
4.42	Commas in Direct Address (2)	5
4.43	Interjections (1)	10
4.44	Interjections (2)	5

	Narrative Tense and POV	Points
13.17	Introduction	2
	Narrative Tense
13.18	Narrative Tense (1)	2
13.19	Narrative Tense (2)	10
13.20	Present to Past	10
13.21	Past to Present	10
	Point of View
13.22	Viewpoint	10
13.23	Point of View (1)	10
13.24	Point of View (2)	10
13.25	3^rd Person Variations	6
13.26	Objective Viewpoint	10
13.27	1^st Person Narratives	10
13.28	Omniscient Viewpoint	10
13.29	Objective, Limited, or Omniscient?	10
13.30	Point of View (Review)	10
13.31	I Am a Vampire	1
13.32	You See a Ghost	1
13.33	He Was an Old Man	1

	Show, Don't Tell	Points
14.27	Introduction
	Show, Don't Tell
14.28	Show, Don't Tell (1)
14.29	Show, Don't Tell (2)
	Describing Places
14.30	A Cat Hides Under the Bed
14.31	Tortoise Shell Gleamed from Couches
14.32	On the Table Is a Coffee Cup
14.33	I Love My Room
	Describing People
14.34	Physical Features
14.35	Clothes Make the Man
14.36	Grand Entrance
14.37	Revealing Character through Action
14.38	Revealing Character through Setting

	Narrative Writing	Points
16.7	Introduction	2
	Warming Up
16.8	Basic Terms	10
16.10	Genre	5
16.11	Conflict	10
16.12	Antagonists	1
16.13	Characters: Static vs. Dynamic	10
16.14	Theme	5
16.9	Your Story Idea	11
	The Six Story Elements
16.15	Six Story Elements	1
16.16	Character	5
16.17	Situation	5
16.18	Objective	5
16.19	Opponent	5
16.20	Disaster	5
16.21	Story Question	5
	Cover Blurb
16.22	Cover Blurb
	Story Spine
16.23	Story Spine	7
16.24	Story Spine Examples	5
16.25	Your Story Spine Outline	25
	Write a Dramatic Dialogue
16.26	Adding Conflict to Your Dialogues	20
	Beginning
16.27	Start at the Beginning	5
16.28	Establish the Narrative Tense and POV	3
16.29	Establish the Setting	2
16.30	Describe Your Hero's Character	4
16.31	The Precipitating Event	3
	Middle
16.32	Rising Action (1)	9
16.33	Rising Action (2)
	End
16.34	Satisfying Endings	5
16.35	Shoe-Shine Boy	5
16.36	Deus Ex Machina	5
16.37	Tragic Endings	5
16.38	Moral Choice (1)	5
16.39	Moral Choice (2)	5
16.40	Getting What You Really Wanted	5
	Final Touches
16.41	Adding Figurative Language	4
	Ready, Set, Go!
16.42	Ready, Set, Go!	10

Formatting Dialogue